St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-10
A WORLD OF TROUBLES
For Which the Law is Invoked for
Relief-DOmestic and Business In
felicities

1eICkLleS.
Amos B. Cole and Frank W. Forman,
the well-known real estate men, are made
defendants in an action begun by Charles
A. Anderson, who seeks to recover 81. $50,
which he claims he was swindled out Of
In his complaint he says he exchanged land
for property in Cook county, ILL.,. which
the defendants represented was worth as
much as the land they received from him.
This land was worth $4,000. and Anderson
claims that the property he received was
worth only about half that much.
DOUBLE DIVORCE SUIT.
The troubles in the Segebaum family are
first. Yesterday morning Max Segelbaum
filed papers recommending his old action fer
divorce from Adele Segelbaum on the
ground of desertion. Mrs. SegeIbaum has
at last made up her mind what to do, and
has begun proceedings for divorce on the
ground of adultery. She alleges in her
complaint that Mr.. Segelbaum has commit
ted this crime about dozen times with
persons to her unknown.
ALLEGED MALPRACTICE,
DR.. Joseph G. Skaro is made defendant
in an action begun by Marta Poison, who
seeks to recover $4,000 for alleged NAL
practice. She charges that in March, 1885,
she called the doctor to treat her for a dis
ease from which she was suffering. and
that instead of healing her the doctor only
made her worse.
RAFT OF MINOR NOTES.
Albert Gustafson, by John Hay, has begun
an action against Preston & Mott to recover
$4,000 for injuries received by being struck
by falling box of rubber in front of the de-
PENDANTS store. The complaint alleges that
the accident was caused by the carelessness
of employees of the defendants.
w. j. Valentine has begun suits against
Christian Thorsen, A. H. Edsten and Lewis
Johnston, to recover lot 1, block ITO, in Min
neapolis. alleged to be wrongfully detained,
and some So, 600 as damages, etc.
Charles Witt has sued the St. Paul s. North
ern Pacific Railroad company to recover
$1,000. which amount he claims to be damaged
by the railroad company's taking forcible
possession Of land owned by him.
John E. Lundin has filed papers beginning
an action against Sackett & Virgins, the pro-
prietors OF the dime museum, to recover
$1,000 for alleged forcible ejectment from the
museum.
Sarah A. Gilmore has sued Anthony Kelly
to recover certain land which she alleges is
wrongfully detained by Mr.. Kelly. and to re-
cover about $500 due as rents, etc.
The Minneapolis s. Pacific Railroad COM
pduy mas Uceu Sutu ny ETlck JOHNSON TO re-
cover $4,000 for injuries received while at
work for the company.
Cora Bradford secured a divorce from
William ]. Bradford, to whom she was mar
ried in 1885, on the ground of cruel and in
human treatment.
Ingram Olson s. Co. yesterday caused an
attachment to be issued against the firm of
Young & Co. to collect bill of S4O7.5O.
John E. Norstrom has begun an action
against Henry B. Beard to recover $500 al
legged to have been paid on land. sss
q. Anderson ct al has been sued by Andrew
DAHL who seeks to recover $273.25 for work
done and for building material.
Severt Jackson has sued H. o. Peterson to
recover $500 for assault, alleged to have been
committed on March ], 1887.
Mary A. Kiely has begun an action against
Z. d. Du Bots, of the Spectator, to recover
$500 for services rendered.
William Strawn has begun an action against
5. 5. Small to recover 500 for services in sell
ing certain real estate.
Ole o. Melsness has sued Wyman, Mullen g.
co. to recover $4,000 for alleged false i'm
prisonment.
A. r. Osborn has sued William C. Balch
ct al. to recover $2O1.9O for building ma
terial.